as i expect, improvements will start taking place as we head into the midnight hour. we continue to watch the storm system sliding its way up the appellations. very interesting, what is happening across the area on radar. look at this. the rain across kentucky and into south-central ohio, it is starting to turn blue. we are starting to see the rain transition to snow. we have a little bit of processes happening where it is raining down heavy enough in some of these locations. it is dragging colder air down so it transitions to snow. it will go back-and-forth for a while. a lot of this is mixed in with sleet and cold rain. nothing really accumulating yet. as temperatures continue to drop, more areas of snow will drop over northern kentucky. a handful counties, this is where we expect the greatest accumulation of snowfall to take place overnight. mainly eased of highway 68 and 2-4 inches of snow. here in the metro, this will not be much of an issue at all. if we pick up a quarter inch to a half inch, this would probably be on the high side. here you go. parts of brown county, highland county, and down into mason and robinson counties, if you want to draw a line, that is where the bulk of the snow will fall overnight tonight. it is snowing tonight or at to snow. mike and sheree, maybe 60' s by the weekend. the full forecast is headed your way. sheree: here is a look at dana avenue. cincinnati road crews have been looking to clear the site all day and night. it looks like it is working now. the careful when you head out in the morning. even if the streets are clear, there might be some slick spots. on the visibility side, fog standby in case northern kentucky sees any snow overnight. mike: he tried to pull a man out of a burning truck but he ran out of time. a man who witnessed a fiery s life. county line. the story you will see only here on wlwt. emily : some church members say the victim in the crash, 28-year-old david or skype -- erskine, was an active with his wife and the entire congregation has been mourning his loss since thursday. a memorial cross sits at the site where david' s pickup truck collided with a tractor-trailer. he was -- bobby johnson says he was driving to work early thursday morning when he passed the wreckage and turned around to help you >> we pulled him out to write about there and i could i do not know if the seatbelt had him across the lap or the -- had intended. i do not know what happened. emily: johnson took these pictures of the massive flames once the fire fully engulfed the truck and the semi-before the emergency crews could arrive. rex it is the worst thing i have ever experienced and him still being alive was the worst part and knowing we had a hold of him, trying to pull him out until the fire got so bad we had to get away. emily: church members say he was headed to work that morning and just for days before, he had been greeting guests and fellow church members at seven hills. >> david was truly a light to everyone he was around. david had just a love for people . he radically loved people. he had a true servant' s heart. emily: seven hills says he and his wife worked with the small active members in just the last year. mike: kentucky state police investigating this crash. the driver of the semi trailer was not heard. sheree: breaking up with someone and then posting sexual pictures of them all over the internet could soon become a crime in kentucky. tammy mutasa talked with a victim just a short time ago who says it is about time. tammy: one victim tells me she was so humiliated she did not even want to leave her house. she says her ex-boyfriend posted naked videos of her online. now kentucky lawmakers say jilted ex is -- exes better beware. >> it was like someone had hit me in the stomach. it was partial disbelief and partially just feeling completely violated. tammy: this northern kentucky victim thought she trusted her she says her ex blasted naked videos and pictures of herself online. her friend saw them first. >> he had shown him some videos of me on his phone and said, i have these videos and i have these pictures. i am going to post them all over the internet. i want everybody to see it. tammy: kentucky lawmakers are pushing to make it a crime for people who spread porn without the victim' s consent. it is upgraded to a felony if a perpetrator tries to sell the revenge porn. >> it is time that more states to make this illegal. it is not just kentucky that got this. victim' s brother convinced the website to take down the images, but the traumatic damage was done. >> i was so embarrassed about the situation, i did not want to be around people. tammy: a kentucky committee hernandez milley -- unanimously >> i would never imagine that he would head done what he did with them. tammy: stop and think before sending pictures to just anybody. now the bill is going to be headed to the senate. sheree: strengthening laws against revenge porn is becoming more common. as of 2015, 26 states and washington, d.c. have laws on the books. they range from misdemeanor offenses to states like illinois, where posting nonconsensual images is a felony. >> it has really caused people to take a serious look at the department. mike: a call for accountability tonight. neighbors meeting with the team reviewing the uc police department. tonight' s meeting was an open forum to introduce the consulting team that will handle the review following last year' s traffic stop shooting death of officer ray tensing. the major goal was getting the thoughts and perspectives of the entire community. >> i think getting the thoughts of the public is very important for the review. mike: the consulting team will review uc' s police department, but not the facts of the shooting. that will be handled by the court. a final report is expected in june. sheree: an arrest in connection to a middletown mother. a person of interest is behind bars tonight, not charged in britney russell' s death. the mother was found shot to death in her car last week in dayton with her six-month-old baby in the backseat. police tell our nbc affiliate in dayton they have arrested a 37-year-old man on unrelated drug charges but believe he is linked to britney russell' s death. >> we are glad that he is behind bars and we are hoping that they go forward with more charges and sheree: wlwt is not naming the person of interest right now since he has not been charged in her death. the 37-year-old will be arraigned on those drug charges tomorrow. a covington man is facing charges for stealing money from parking meters. andre scott was arrested yesterday. a witness called 911 after watching the 36-year-old break into a parking meter in downtown cincinnati. police found eight dollars and $.85 on scott when he was arrested. he now faces theft and criminal damaging charges. mike: a fire too intense for firefighters to rescue a man inside a home. the victim who died was a corner. they say -- was a order -- a hoarder. they kept heads in cages with space heaters running. >> when he was found in the kitchen, who knows? he may have been attempting to put out a fire in the kitchen. we do not know. mike: investigators are still pinpointing the cause of the fire. a have not released the victim' s name. a family forced out of their madisonville home tonight after a fire. investigators say unattended food in the kitchen started it. everyone inside the house was able to get out ok. the fire did about $40,000 in damage. sheree: one local ensemble can now call themselves grammy award winners. a small ensemble with ties to the university of cincinnati best chamber music tonight. the quartet did a two-year residency at uc. resilience. four days after people were attacked by a man with a for business. you will hear from that owner, less new developments in the case tonight. kevin: rain transitioning its way to a little sleet and snow across the area. i still think there is some rain mixed in. is it a trend? i have tracking it. i will let you know who will see the most overnight. mike: back and forth barbs on the campaign trail. sheree: new developments tonight about the machete attack inside that columbus restaurant. mike: the fbi says the suspect is from west africa. mohamed barry was shot and killed after attacking people inside a restaurant thursday night. they say the 30-year-old was from ginny but it is too early to discuss motivations for the attack. sheree: the new information comes the same day after the restaurant opened its doors for the first time since the crime. >> we are glad you are ok. sheree: the kitchen tired up. lamb cooking for the first time since the violent attacks. >> we are americans. we are resilient. sheree: delicious food ready-to-eat. customers lined up to tell stories and give hugs. >> i used to come here with my dad all the time. i was a little kid about this tall. sheree: everyone through the >> i love you guys. you are so good to me. >> i am going to start to cry. >> it is heartwarming to see this for him, all the love and support. he is a good person. he is a small business owner. i mean, this could ruin you. sheree: the trademark tonight is loved and the restaurant owner and employees are feeling that as they reopen after last week tragedy. 4 people were hurt in the assault. the community has raised more than $17,000 to help the victims of that attack. the colorado planned parenthood clinic where a deadly shooting took lace in november has reopened as well. robert dear is charged with killing three people and injuring nine more outside the clinic in colorado springs. a spokesperson for the clinic says they had dozens of appointment scheduled for today along with walk-ins. the clinic is still repairing damage from the shooting. mike: turning now to far on the road to the republican convention. now donald trump is demanding an apology from ted cruz, calling him a liar during his campaign event in south carolina. he said that some of cruz' s ads are misleading and he said if take cruise does not apologize, he' s going to soupy he said the ted cruz is born in canada and is not even eligible to run for president. >> he is a good debater, but he cannot talk. >> we are not in great school where you get to say, liar, liar, pants on their and not respond -- pants on fire and not respond. sheree: ohio governor john kasich will head to south carolina tomorrow. he was in michigan today, where he promised to keep his cool. rex i am not going to let people pound me and looked the other way, but i am not going to sheree: the michigan primary takes place a week before ohio. >> we have to have a president who knows when to stand her ground, but we also have to have a president who knows when to find common ground. sheree: chelsea clinton was on the campaign trail for her mom today in cleveland. she said that the company needs to build on the foundation that president obama has made on health care and education. her comments come after her father, bill clinton, campaigned for his wife in cincinnati on friday. mike: and eight we go public -- an eight-week-old puppy in critical condition. local police found gigi after stopping danny gonzalez for driving erratically and running several people off the road. metro animal service said that her tail and back legs glued together when she was brought in. the dog is eating on its own, which is a good sign. gonzales is facing several charges. rally around the general store tonight after a weekend fire destroyed the landmark. inspectors were out there to see what they could salvage from the 185-year-old building. the historical society owns the store and they will need at least $150,000 to rebuild. there is a funding page -- a gofundme page set up right now. we have a link on our website if you like to help you >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. kevin: you can probably look out strange is going on with the weather today. that is simply because the fact that we have the cold ground and the snowpack in place. some warm air for a change. mostly today, temperatures have been above reasoning. that has not helped us out visibility-wise. visibility' s are still reduced because of the areas of dense fog. the next couple of hours. by the time you wake up, this fog will be out of here. there is a storm system starting to our south and east. close, but far enough away for it to not have a significant impact on the majority of us across the area. many people smiling about the fact that we will dodge a significant round of snow here. this system moving into the appellations tonight. you can see what is happening across the coalfields of kentucky across southern central ohio. cold air beginning to build in now. as a result, we are seeing some of that change over to snow. it is not all snow. the radar has transitioned a little bit too quickly. i think a lot of wet snow is beginning to mix and. there is some sleep mixing in with the rain. this is going to be east of highway 68. down towards maysville, that is where the real accumulating snow will take place overnight tonight. probably down into some of our that is where you will find the winter weather advisory. there is no advisory in effect anywhere for the greater cincinnati metro area aside from the dense fog advisory that is currently in place. here is what we are expecting to happen. snow beginning to mix in with the rain. right now, the bulk of the smell should accumulate to the east of highway 68. for those of you that are farther east, we are talking to more inches of snow. snow covered roads, the possibility or likelihood of another snow day for those of you far east. in the metro area, not so much. and work tomorrow. maybe a dusting to a quarter inch in a few locations. the high side of things. i would not be surprised if you looked out the door tomorrow morning and there is nothing new on the ground aside from the melting snow that is already there. we look at the heaviest accumulation. accumulating snow will be begins to pull away. degrees. we have a north wind at 5. temperatures, most of us still above freezing, even in the areas we showed it is snowing. while to get the surface temperatures back below freezing air pouring in. this is all dynamics taking place in the atmosphere. will take a while to see these temperatures drop below freezing , and even out east, it will be a wild before the snow begins to accumulate. on futurecast, it is doing a really good job. i attention to our extreme southeastern communities. that is where the snow will linger for the longest. notice, not much showing up in greater cincinnati. you have to head east to get in on the snow. in our easternmost communities, through about sunrise tomorrow. the morning commute, it starts our east, cloudy skies the rest of the afternoon. tomorrow will be another dreary day. cloudy skies and temperatures in the 30' s. more than likely, we are looking at that for wednesday, too. beyond wednesday, the things that will make you smile. 30 is the low tonight with the fog around and the showers beginning to transition over to snow already. 38, cloudy and chile tomorrow. look at your day planner. we will start the day right around 30. we will climb up by lunchtime and into than the low to mid 30' s by tomorrow afternoon. here is a look at your seven-day forecast. the first half of the week, it is all about winter. the second half of the week, it is all about spring. temperatures climbing close to 60. the next opportunity for significant weather will probably be some rain on sunday. at least the next 7-10 days look much milder than what we justice. here. mike: i like the second half of the week better. let' s do that. a bigger conference is the goal. sheree: can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... 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(vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. the twenty-sixteen subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. george: the big 12 chatter was taken up a notch today. that does not mean anything will happen as far as uc is concerned. uc has been campaigning very hard to get the big 12' s attention. the president was quoted as saying that if they did come, zimmer stadium could be expanded to hold at least the 5000. i am told the paul brown stadium could be a bigger option. it is doubtful anything happens until may or june. oklahoma appears to be in uc' s corner. now texas has to get there. the stretch run is coming up for college basketball. xavier is among the schools safely in the ncaa tournament. two of the experts have xavier as a number two seed. they have the bearcats in, but just barely. both have uc aa s an 11 seed. uc plays in tulsa tuesday night. the musketeers have spent 10 consecutive weeks in the top 10 of the associated press poll. the musketeers are seven in the coaches poll this week and eight in the latest ap. villanova is still number one in both polls. dayton is up to number 13. kentucky is 14. indiana, 21st in the coaches and 22nd in the ap. alex marlowe -- alex barlow was back in town over the weekend. he was hired by brad stevens and danny ainge as a video assistant for the boston celtics. lot of 20-year-olds get -- 23-year-old get. obviously, working for danny and brad is something i was always wanted to do. george: he made his way back to town as the nba held its all-star break over the weekend. time for the girls of mount notre dame taking on harrison. gabriel marshall connects for a three. mount notre dame beating harrison 73-21. in the second game of the night, fairfield meeting up with walnut hills. we pick it up in the second quarter. burton with the drive and she gets the floated to go. she finished with 21 points. walnut hills advances to play hamilton wednesday night. the girls tournament underway in ohio. the boys will start later this week. kentucky wraps up the regular season this week. sheree: it took joel silverman years to but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. mike: some schools are delayed. not as many as there have been in the past. kevin: i don' t think so. our easternmost communities might expect another snow day, places like hillsboro or west union, maybe out towards maysville. that is where you will see the accumulating snow overnight. there may be a little snow that comes down around here, but about a quarter of an inch. i do not expect travel problems. even better news, the fog will be gone. 60' s are awaiting us at the end of the week. sheree: a couple more cold days and then it warms up. mike: usually fog is enough to cancel school in sheree' s district. her kids are home every day. sheree: no, they are not. bett